How much cash should I take for wild camping the West Highland Way? [closed]
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I will go hiking / wild camping the West Highland Way (Scotland) with one partner for about 12.5 days. I will buy the flights in advance and I know how much I have to have with me for trains. I want to buy food in local stores so that I don't have to take too much weight with me. However, I have no idea how much paper money I should take with me. (I will also take my VISA card with me, but I don't know if local supermarkets will accept it.)
What would you suggest?
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How much should I carry West Highland Way?
Your day pack is the bag you carry with you on your walk containing food, water, spare clothing layers etc. It can be anything from 15 - 40 litres capacity (around 30l is ideal for the West Highland Way).Can I Wild camp on the West Highland Way?
Is wild camping allowed on the Way? Under the Scottish Outdoor Access Code, wild camping is permitted. This type of camping is lightweight, done in small numbers and only for two or three nights in any one place.What size backpack do I need for West Highland Way?
The recommended capacity of rucksack is 65 \u2013 75 litres. Bunkhouses or Hostels \u2013 You may wish to carry a sleeping bag and cooking stove, although these facilities are normally available at most premises. A rucksack of around 40 \u2013 60 litres should suffice.Can you walk the West Highland Way without camping?
You can wild camp on most of the route as long as you follow the Scottish Outdoors Access Code. There's plenty of water sources. Note however that on the eastern shore of Loch Lomond, there are by-laws which are active between March and October. These ban wild camping along most of the eastern side.WEST HIGHLAND WAY TIPS AND TRICKS TO A SUCCESSFUL HIKE | WILD CAMPING OR HOTELS #westhighlandway
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